The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-05-11

now in. Mf's- A. t. OHL'
The warm spring days have brought out
,be street f.lkir and his companion, theioafer
Maybe the candidates didn't get in their
work at the directors convention on Tues
day
over 500 students are enrolled for the pres
ept term in the state Normal School at In
diana.
Thirty thousand young trout We're distrib-
uted in the mountain streams about Ligonier
last week.
The Pennsylvania State Teachers Associa-
zion will meet in Clearfield this year on July
56and7.
The Huntingdon county grangers will hold
their annual picnic in the town of Hunting
don on June 10th.
A fall line Of the latest STYLES Of Millinery
now open at Mrs NJ F.. schroek's Prices
always reasonable
Tie Michigan Legislature has put the price
of one cent on the head of every English
sparrow in that State.
When You are asked by your friends where
tosrg al when they come 10 Somerset, tell
them to 60 to the Shaffer House.
Ar Mrs. Sol THIS Boot and Shoe Store
will be found full stock af all new goods
which will be sold cheap for cash.
Nrs. NJ. f. Schrock has secured the agen-
i. - =
undoubtedly the best Glove in market.
Nv stock Of boots and shoes is entirely
new. and will be sold at small advance on
cost for cash. MRs Sol. OHL.
The population of Johnstown borough is
s5g2. and including part of townships and
borluehs on it, suburbs. the population is
SET down at 24.9O0 against 2o.64s in 1879
The National Guard of Pennsylvania viii
camp out al Mt. Gretna, near Lebanon. be-
ginning August 9th. and viii last a week.
twill be an encampment ofthe entire guard.
The man who couldn't tell the difference
between mules ear and lemon, can plain
IN see the advantages of buying his drugs
oi taes'cktI a soiiNuei- ait'i 'tHiAiS eii'N
prices.
Thelargest stock of Wall Paper and Win
dow Shading ever brought 10 Somerset, can
be found at the Millinery Store of Mrs. Nj.
3. Sehrock, who has the only paper trimmer
in Somerset County.
The latest toy pistol accident comes from
Tyrone. where boy named William Glasco
was trying to force cartridge into one of
the TOYS. when ii exploded, the ball entering
Bis night Il .gh. infictinga painful wound.
We have ON hand a large number of good
brick which we viii sell in quantities to suit
the purchaser. Prices very reasonable. Yard
opposite the planning MILL
HoIBRooK Bios. 4 PARsoS.
There once was a season called spring,
H has gone with time on the wing
And now. with hop, skip and jump,
From winter To summer we land ina lump.
Vanished. the beautiful spring
It is said in Clearfield county there are
living a man and his two sons who are mar
ned to three sisters, and the strangest part of
it is that the old man captured the youngest
sister while the youngest son got the oldest
one
For the benefit of our readers who wish to
know where licenses for marriage need not
beobtained. we would say there are but five
Saies where licenses are not required
They are New Jersey, South Carolina, Mich
iean Wisconsin and Missouri.
An attempt was made one night recently
to burn the Methodist church building at
Mahaffey, Clearfeld county. The mating
had been soaked with coal oil from the lamps
and match applied. but the fire was discoy-
cred in time TO save the edihce.
The trustees, deacons, elders, physicians,
sections and ministers of the Lutheran, Re
formed, United Christians. and United |
Brethren denominations of Union Deposit, /
hw,hn County. have agreed not % allow |
any dead bodies 20 be taken inside their 1
churches at funerals.
Mar MARKRr-We have just added |
arse Refrigerator to our Meat Market, IN /
which all meats can be kept cool and clean.
Mutton, beef pork, &c, kept constantly on
hand Open daily Parties buying meat
ean have il kept in the refrigerator until
wanted
Ross DAVIS d Co.
A two months old child of Ambrose Sin
gleton. storekeeper al Mechanics Grove,
near Lancaster. Pa. was a1tacked by rat one
day last week. and perhaps fatally injured
The animal forced lis way into the childs
mouth, sitting It's cries. and ate away the
flesh from the roof Of the mouth and the
lover jaw The child is in a critical condi-
hon, but the physicians express hopes ofits
hnal recovery
The following letters remaining nncalied
ior IN the postofiice at Somerset will be sent /
10 The Dead Letter Office at Washington, ID
G. dnoi called for within ten days from this 1
date. May II, 1887
Anderson. Mrs. Carrie Baker, Mrs. Caro-
line Beghly, Miss Katie Flann Miss FL
Ia Fogle. Peter Grant, VIM; Johnson,
Miss B. B Miller. L. i; oler, Daniel t2) |
Aessier, Nm Margaret Tressler Mrs Geo.
= Walker. George stahl. Augustus F
VIII, Allen Postals Barker, Samuel Brol-
her, Dr. G. W. Coener Jonas kimmel,
LoyeDgier Long. Oliver J. suder, Rud.
Weigler JJ.
j. X CoFFRoTH, p. NJ.
On last Thursday the longexPected sale of
Uhe Everett furnace was consummated. Az
'er repeated adjournments- 1t was Offered and
soid % Col Fearing John H. Watt and J.
lAinaA lee. of New York, committee OF the
'ondholders to purchase same. considera-
uon si65l000. The several tracts of land and
Property were Offered seyerally and a. an en-
ufe'y' and the latter bringing the highest
'ia was accepted This sale at all events
''Aea the control Of the property out OF the
Aehds Of the receiver and courts. and gives
we creditors an opportunity 10 make Their
money either by another sale or operating
We Works Bedford Inquirer.
J have just received a fresh invoice oi
''ools and Shoes for Gents, Ladies, Misses,
1nd Children. which wilfsell very low for
'ash Give me call.
Ms. Sol. UHI